I wonder how these feel compared to a gamecube controller. I found the gc controller feels good in emulators for n64.

You’ll likely be limited to Starlink Internet service or xplornet. I hear the performance is fine but high latency and affected by poor weather.

Only if you’re willing to live north of the 60th parallel.

(Assuming you retire in 30 years, trying to factor in their growing residential crisis)

Glad to hear it, given most of the AI bug reports that come across my desk are sloppy spam

Measure me please 🥺

To preface this thought, I believe most distros are fine when matched with the users technical appetite and expectations. I also feel that focusing on the question “which distro?” first is a trap. I would suggest exploring the various window managers first and see what common distros offer it.

For example if you want to use cosmic but would would rather use something popular there is the Fedora COSMIC Spin. Or if you’re just looking for a solid alternative that feels like windows there’s Kubuntu LTS 26.04.

PopOS is essentially maintaining an fork of Ubuntu’s LTS branch with a rolling release kernel and recently bolting on an experimental (not to be read as unstable) window manager.

Personally I feel this makes it a poor choice for users that don’t want frequent updates and/or are uncomfortable with troubleshooting issues.

If you’re leaning on first party support for hardware that ships with popOS that would make it a reasonable candidate.

I don’t see much in the value PopOS provides over Ubuntu flavours like Kubuntu. Or the various spins of Fedora. I would expect the 26.04 release of Ubuntu to cover nearly all first time users and most hardware configurations better than popOS. (With the exception of their own hardware releases.)

Additionally I disagree with the way they maintain their kernel. I would suggest to users that benefit from these frequent updates or value being on the bleeding edge to consider a rolling release such as OpenSUSE TW. (Or Arch if you want to make your computer your hobby and have a strong appetite for technical challenges)

Ultimately it’s fine, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed using popOS if you like their window manager. There are less users using it so problems that arise may take longer to resolve or be detected by the community. Personally if you’re going to be using something based on Ubuntu id suggest just using that or one of their main “flavours”. Especially given your desire for something that just works.

Please forgive any mistakes, I didn’t intend to write this much and it’s late. Hopefully I did alright with exploring the topic without any significant bias or error. I welcome any feedback or corrections.

Better than vodka and a tampon 🤭

That was my favourite thing about this game.

Any recommended songs? haha

Are you saying you leave the car running while fueling the car?

If so, that’s a easy way to meet Jesus early.

Personally I’d use a Raspberry Pi type device for this.

But if you’re looking to keep it og. You could use the n64 pokemon stadium 2 player.

I also think there was a rbg output mod for the gba that might get you there too.

So, this is out of my element. But does Inkscape work for you?

I found this page where some people are talking about it.

https://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/Variable_Fonts_support

The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask - N64, 2000